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Sancerre wine prices

In the last five years, Sancerre wines sold 619 times at auction, at an average of $114 a bottle across 412 wines. 5,026 retail offers are live, from $10 a bottle.

Auction sales, 5 yrs
619
Avg per bottle
$114
Wines traded
412
Lowest retail now
$10

Auction averages are per 750 ml bottle over the last five years. Updated weekly, last on Oct 22, 2026.

Most traded Sancerre wines

WineAuction sales, 5 yrsAvg at auctionLowest retailLive lots
Edmond Vatan, Sancerre, Clos Neore
Edmond Vatan · Sancerre · White
140$320$20610
Pascal Cotat, Sancerre, Grande Cote
Pascal Cotat · Sancerre · White
81$56$515
Francois Cotat, Monts Damnes, Sancerre AOP
Francois Cotat · Sancerre · White
55$72$589
Francois Cotat, Sancerre, Grande Cote
Francois Cotat · Sancerre · White
33$77$547
Cherrier Pere et Fils, Sancerre, Les Fleuins
Cherrier Pere et Fils · Sancerre · White
29$7——
Pascal Cotat, Sancerre, Monts Damnes
Pascal Cotat · Sancerre · White
20$66$481
Gerard Boulay, Sancerre, Comtesse
Gerard Boulay · Sancerre · White
19$56$558
Domaine Didier Dagueneau, Sancerre, Le Mont Damne
Domaine Didier Dagueneau · Sancerre · White
15$170$1461
Gerard Boulay, Sancerre, Mont Damnes
Gerard Boulay · Sancerre · White
14$48$445
Gerard Boulay, Sancerre, Cote
Gerard Boulay · Sancerre · White
12$51$467

Top producers

ProducerAuction salesAvg at auctionRetail offers
Edmond Vatan138$321212
Francois Cotat109$78552
Pascal Cotat106$58290
Gerard Boulay55$51206
Cherrier Pere et Fils30$71
Domaine Vacheron26$57533
Alphonse Mellot18$44691
Lucien Crochet15$32202
Claude Riffault15$4482
Henri Bourgeois13$22241

About Sancerre

Sancerre is an eastern Loire AOC, south-east of Orléans, best known for white Sauvignon blanc. Red Sancerre, from Pinot noir, is about a fifth of output, and rosé under 1%. White Sancerre was among the first AOCs in 1936, red followed in 1959, and the area has since grown fourfold. The town sits on chalk running from Dover through Champagne and Chablis, and small valleys create varied sites. Flint in the east gives mineral, long-lived wines. Marl and gravel 'caillottes' give fruity ones, and chalky 'terres blanches' fuller ones. Most whites are unoaked. Romans probably first planted vines here.

Country
France
Part of
Loire Valley
Vineyard area
2,600 ha
Main grapes
Sauvignon blanc, Pinot noir
Classification
AOC

Sources: Wikipedia

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